From: Steven D. <mes...@gm...> - 2012-04-24 04:18:53
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The pyNastran software interfaces to Nastran's complicated input and output files and provides a simplified interface to read/edit/write the various files. The software is compatible currently being used on Windows, Linux, and Mac. An extensive BDF reader/writer has already been developed. It supports about 180 cards including coordinate systems. The OP2 reader supports static/transient results, which unless you analyzing frequency response data should be good enough. It also supports *F06* Writing. The F06 reader/writer is being written, but it's still preliminary. At this point, you should just use the OP2 reader. It's faster, more robust, and supports more results. The OP4 reader supports ASCII and binary dense matrices. A simple GUI has been developed that can view BDF models and display static stress results from the OP2. http://code.google.com/p/pynastran/ |
From: Yorik v. H. <yor...@gm...> - 2012-04-24 13:35:35
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Cool, this should be easy to use in FreeCAD. If there were people interested in using that format in FreeCAD, I could try to make an importer, but I have no experience at all with nastran... Yorik van Havre São Paulo, Brazil http://yorik.uncreated.net On 24 April 2012 01:18, Steven Doyle wrote: > The pyNastran software interfaces to Nastran's complicated input and > output files and provides a simplified interface to read/edit/write > the various files. The software is compatible currently being used on > Windows, Linux, and Mac. > |